4 Drawer Freestanding Unit

Really lovely set of drawers. Nice finish and seem sturdy,slim enough to fit in the bathroom, but with plenty of space in them.Took a couple of hours to construct because of all the screws, but easy enough if you read the instructions several times as you go. I’m an arthritic old girl so anyone can do it.

Decent bathroom drawers. I bought this purely because it was cheaper than the white version. There was a lot of parts to put together, and I feel that the instructions could have been a bit clearer, however it went together nicely and is pretty study. My only quibble is that it has a strong chemical smell that stunk the bathroom and took about 3 days or so to go away. I used a wet wipe to see if that might help and I think it did.

You may have noticed that this cabinet is widely available across multiple online platforms and often sold under various brand names with slightly tweaked styling, which is a clear indicator of just how well this design fits into a range of interiors. Its compact footprint and vertical orientation make it ideal for small bathrooms, en-suites, or even cloakrooms where space is tight but organised storage is still a priority. Constructed from engineered MDF wood, the cabinet features a white painted finish that contributes to a clean, minimalist aesthetic, perfect for modern or traditional bathrooms alike. The surface has a soft sheen, and the tongue-and-groove effect paneling adds a subtle texture that elevates it from plain flat-pack furniture to something more visually considered. The finish resists everyday splashes and moisture reasonably well — it's not waterproof, but for a bathroom setting where you're not drenching it daily, it holds up without any visible warping or swelling over time. The build quality is decent for the price, and once assembled, the unit is surprisingly stable and sturdy for something so narrow and lightweight. Each drawer runs smoothly, though they are not on runners or ball bearings — just simple wooden slides — so some resistance is natural, especially when fully loaded. The drawers are best suited for storing lighter bathroom essentials such as cotton pads, razors, extra soaps, hand towels, or spare toothbrushes. Heavier items, like multiple bottles of shampoo or bulky cleaning products, may be better placed in a unit with reinforced drawer bottoms or shelving. It’s worth noting that for sensitive individuals or those particularly aware of indoor air quality, this cabinet — like many MDF-based flat-pack furniture items — can emit a noticeable off-gassing smell upon unboxing. While not overwhelming to most, some buyers might find the initial odour a bit much, especially in smaller or poorly ventilated bathrooms. To resolve this, it's advisable to assemble it in a well-ventilated area or leave it out in a spare room or even on a sheltered balcony for 1–2 weeks to allow the VOCs (volatile organic compounds) to dissipate. After that period, the smell tends to fade significantly. The included assembly instructions are relatively clear, albeit not the most detailed or foolproof. Each part is labelled, and the diagrams are logically sequenced, which makes the process manageable for someone with basic DIY experience. Novices may need to take their time — particularly when aligning drawer panels and installing runners — but with a bit of patience, everything comes together without the need for specialist tools. Most people can expect to spend around 45 minutes to an hour on the build. From a design perspective, the white colourway is a safe and versatile choice. It blends seamlessly into a neutral-toned bathroom and can either complement tiled walls or contrast with bolder décor. The compact dimensions (30 x 30 x 81 cm) make it ideal for those awkward little spaces next to the sink or in a bathroom corner. Despite its small footprint, the vertical stacking of the drawers maximises usable space, making it a clever solution for storing clutter out of sight. In terms of durability, while it may not compete with solid wood cabinetry, this unit holds its own when properly cared for. Keeping it away from pooled water, regularly wiping it down with a dry or slightly damp cloth, and avoiding overloading the drawers will help prolong its lifespan. For a piece in this price bracket, the materials used are reasonable and feel more robust than the lowest-end budget alternatives. One thing to bear in mind is that because the unit is narrow and tall, placement on uneven flooring can lead to a slight wobble. Adding small adhesive furniture pads or anti-tip wall brackets can help secure it better, particularly in homes with pets or children. This is not a design flaw, per se — just something to watch out for with any freestanding vertical storage in a compact format. This style of cabinet has seen widespread replication under multiple brand names, and that speaks to its practicality and universal appeal. It’s commonly marketed not just for bathrooms but also for use in bedrooms, hallways, and even utility rooms. That adaptability means it often shows up in households in duplicate — one in the bathroom, another in the laundry room or bedroom, each serving slightly different purposes but offering the same streamlined organisation. The price point is also attractive. For under £50, it's a budget-conscious way to inject both function and aesthetic improvement into a bathroom. In comparison to fully pre-assembled pieces or custom cabinetry, it represents solid value, provided the buyer is willing to invest a bit of time in the assembly process and has realistic expectations about the materials and finish. In terms of drawbacks, the most significant are minor rather than deal-breaking. The drawers are not on metal runners, so they can feel stiff or slightly misaligned if not perfectly built. The surface, while moisture-resistant, should not be exposed to standing water. And of course, the aforementioned off-gassing is a temporary concern but worth planning around. Overall, this is a well-designed, compact bathroom storage unit that punches above its weight for the price. It’s ideal for households that want discreet, good-looking storage without committing to heavy or expensive furniture. The Bath Vida 4-drawer cabinet delivers a tidy, contemporary look and reliable performance as long as it’s treated with reasonable care — and for most users, that’s exactly what they’re after.

The unit is sturdy, looks smart and the drawer sizes are excellent. The colour is a true white and has a lovely finish. Great value for money!

Great value for money. Quite a few parts to it, but easy enough to put together and looks good. Spare bits included in case you lose a screw, which is nice to see. Offers plenty of storage and seems very stable.

Good product.Easy to assemble.Does what I needed it for.Nothing fancy or spectacular.A basic solid piece for the bathroom.

Easy to build, decent enough quality for the price and for the bathroom. Nice additional storage which keeps the bathroom shelves clear - hiding clutter and keeping essentials out of sight. They're light enough to lift as one person and the white colour wouldn't be my typical choice but it goes with the rest of our bathroom.

Smaller than I expected it to be and the wood splits if you don't get the screw perfectly lined up, but the instructions are clear and there are plenty of extra screws and dowels.